AminoPets Liquid Iron Supplements for Dogs, Cats | Supports Anemia, Low Enery Levels and Lethargy | For Dogs, Puppies, Cats, and Kittens - Made in USA

This liquid iron helped my dog immensely. I got a call from the vet and they mentioned my dog was very anemic and would most likely require a blood transfusion. Even though the cost would have been ridiculous I was willing to somehow pay for what he needed. Until the vet told me they would need me to bring the donor dog as well as they would have to do the blood transfusion on the spot with the donor dog. The donor dog would have to be sedated and that’s when I knew I couldn’t ask any friends because who would want to put their dog under sedation if nothing is wrong with them, I know I wouldn’t. I was already giving my dog a liver powder to help boost red blood cell production but iron had not crossed my mind yet. I researched and came across this wonderful liquid iron and I’m not kidding you, his energy was drastically changed and improved within 3 days. I knew he was getting better so I kept giving him the dose based on his weight and waited to see the vet until his follow up appt. My dog liked the drops and even though it stated to place over his food I know iron is more absorbable on an empty stomach so I would shake the bottle well and give him his dose straight into his mouth. I appreciated The ascorbic acid with the iron drops because that really helps absorption. I never really noticed any constipation but I did give him about 1 tablespoon of pumpkin puree with his food every day to help with constipation in case he did get it. After using for about 3 weeks we have labs confirming his iron levels have improved drastically. The vet still has to run a lot of tests because we need to know the cause of the anemia but for now he is so much better and that’s all that matters.

I've been treating a cat with what my vet has diagnosed as a kidney infection. She's still very young & with a high wbc, we ruled out CKD. Still waiting on the urine culture to confirm the proper antibiotics but she's been on the one most commonly recommended for kidney infections for13 days with little to no improvement. Disclaimer: I am a 35 year + cat breeder so I have some credibility in treating many different diseases and infections in cats and have often times educated my vet on new treatment or products available, i.e. the cure for F.I.P. is one that comes to mind. I could see that my kitty was becoming anemic from signs I've learned to recognize and her appetite was practically non-existant. In fact, before I started giving her this iron supplement, I was ready to give up and have her pts. I started her on it 3 days ago and after the 3rd day, she has turned a corner. Her appetite is returning to the point I'm no longer syringe feeding her, her coat is lying back down and smooth again, and her energy, strength and behavior have all started to return to normal. I highly recommend it for any pet trying to recover from an illness, infection, surgery, or anything causing weakness in them. It's been a godsend for us. But I do recommend ordering oral syringes with your order. They are more clearly marked to read dosages and also make it easier than the dropper provided to administer to your pet. Since she only needed .5ml, I used a 1ml syringe. A large cat, >10 lbs or a dog, you might consider a 3ml syringe or larger. Also available on Amazon.

This medication is very good; it helped my rescued cat and saved him from his anemia. In less than a month he was recovered and full of energy.

This looks like a good product and the dropper is easy to use. I was able to squirt it into my cat's mouth and he did not complain. He had already let me know he would not eat it mixed into his food. Unfortunately he has anemia so I am hoping he is not as weak after being given an iron supplement. My vet recommended I give him one and this one seems to be best of the bunch.

My lil guy had been lethargic, not eating or drinking for a couple of days. His nose, pads and gums were pale. We took him to our vet, and was told that his red blood cell count was extremely low@ 6.7 Hematocrit, and it should’ve been around 30-50%. He needed a blood transfusion that only certain hospitals could do at a cost ranging from $5000-10,000. My only temporary option was to try this, along with syringe feeding him broth and water to keep him alive. His nose, pads and gums are pink again, he’s eating, and drinking, although I still syringe feed him water to make sure he’s hydrated, but the iron supplements made all the difference. This stuff helped save my baby. I’m curious now to see where his blood levels are at. That’s are next step.